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Accident Reporting
Accident Reporting is a safety topic that is imperative to all types of industries, such as;
Construction,
Driving,
Food/Package Goods,
General Service,
Health Care,
Home Safety,
Hospitality,
Industrial /Manufacturing,
Municipalities,
Office Safety,
Pharmaceutical/Bio Science,
Retail,
School Bus,
Truck Driving,
Utilities and
Warehousing
Accident reporting is a legal obligation not just “more paper work”. The completion and workplace posting requirements of timely accident reports not only reinforce the steps taken by management to make the workplace safer, but also boosts an employee’s resolve to carry out a SAFETY WATCH for everyone. Employee participation on Safety Committees strengthens their appreciation of the benefits of reporting accidents and provides a greater understanding of the necessary steps to take when working with accident site investigators. The various items included outline steps that must be taken following any job related accident or even a near miss.
Accident reporting is a legal obligation not just “more paper work”. The completion and workplace posting requirements of timely accident reports not only reinforce the steps taken by management to make the workplace safer, but also boosts an employee’s resolve to carry out a SAFETY WATCH for everyone. Employee participation on Safety Committees strengthens their appreciation of the benefits of reporting accidents and provides a greater understanding of the necessary steps to take when working with accident site investigators. The various items included outline steps that must be taken following any job related accident or even a near miss.
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- # S1119
- Available in: English, Spanish
Draw on your knowledge, not on the report!
It is often said every picture tells a story. However, a major problem may be that nobody can understand what the picture is trying to say. Instead, use this Outline to educate employees how to report trouble in understandable concise language. Demonstrate to them why they should always report accidents in a clear way. This WIN-WIN digest is well worth the time.
- # 190
- Available in: English
It's not just bureaucratic hogwash.
Accident Reports are vital in investigations, or helping obtain compensation. Summaries must be posted for employee examination. This Outline lists both the employer and employee’s legal responsibilities. Discover the OSHA Form’s reporting requirement, “do’s and don’ts”.- # 165
- Available in: English, French
Reporting keeps the workplace safe.
Teach employees about the five reporting 'W’s'…When, Where, Who, What and Why. Accurate and timely reports are not “just more” paperwork but legal requirements that should lead to corrective actions and improved safety conditions. The topic will assist employees assess and respond positively to workplace injuries. It also lists ways on how to help reduce them.- # 132
- Available in: English, French
Have YOU thought of a way to avoid accidents?
Safety awareness is a SAFETY WATCH for everyone, both on and off the job. Think about it, study it, discuss it and then apply it. Total job safety needs everybody’s involvement. Knowing how to obtain everyone’s commitment often results in simple-to-implement accident prevention solutions from individual team members.- # 50
- Available in: English, French, Spanish
In case of accident, report it without delay.
Teaching methods used here show why it is important to maintain complete accident reports listing what exactly happened and why certified accident summaries are posted for employee viewing. The information includes a checklist detailing the necessary steps employees should take following an accident. Help workers understand their responsibilities when assisting accident site investigators.- # 38
- Available in: English, French, Spanish
Near misses and minor injuries.
Everybody wins when employees report a “near miss'. Workers sometimes fail to report narrow misses; this theme concentrates on the payback for everyone when they are reported. The material also offers a better understanding by employees of health and safety benefits when dangerous work related incidents are reported.- # 29
- Available in: English, French
Report small cuts, bumps and bruises. It helps keep the workplace safe.
Help employees understand the ground rules in case they suffer a workplace injury. Brushing off a minor scrap or cut is easy when only first aid is required, BUT…This material emphasizes OSHA requirements and lists numerous reasons why all injuries MUST be reported. Any reluctance to report an accident may be regretted later.
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